Red Sea Global is a multi-project developer, seeking to lead the world towards a more sustainable future, showing how responsible and regenerative development can uplift communities, drive economies, and enhance the environment.

At Red Sea Global (RSG), our ambition is to preserve and enhance the natural environment as we deliver on our commitment to become the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism project. Red Sea Global takes a comprehensive approach to setting new standards in good governance, compliance, and risk management.

Our flagship destination, The Red Sea, won Sustainable Project of the Year at the 2023 Big Project ME Awards, underscoring our unwavering commitment to regeneration and innovation for people and planet.

Riyadh, Monday 31st July, 2023: Red Sea Global (RSG), the multi-project developer behind the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism destinations, Amaala and The Red Sea, has released a comprehensive update on construction progress across phase …

The Red Sea is an innovative development on Saudi Arabia's west coast. As one of the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism destinations, it redefines the relationship between luxury tourism and the natural world, offering an unparalleled blend of sustainability and luxury.

Operating with a zero-carbon footprint and powered entirely by renewable energy, AMAALA aims for zero waste to landfill. The state-of-the-art Corallium, the Marine Life Institute, will blend guest experiences with conservation-driven research, spearheading global green and blue innovations to protect the Red Sea coast.

تم افتتاح وجهة "البحر الأحمر" وقد بدأت منتجعاتها الـ5 الأول باستقبال زوارها لإقامة استثنائية، وهي منتجع "سيكس سنسز الكثبان الجنوبية" ومنتجع "سانت ريجس البحر الأحمر" ومنتجع "نجومه، ريتز – كارلتون ريزيرف" ومنتجع "ديزرت ...

الطبيعة. تمنح "البحر الأحمر الدولية" أولوية اهتمامها للناس والطبيعة؛ إذ تدرك أن البيئة هي أثمن ما نملكه، ويجب علينا جميعا أن نعمل ليس على حمايتها فحسب، بل على تعزيزها بشكل فعلي.

Red Sea Global (RSG), in collaboration with the University of Tabuk’s College of Hospitality & Tourism in Al Wajh, has launched The Red Sea Hospitality Pioneers program to train and employ local talent in the tourism and hospitality sector.

Red Sea Global has announced plans to become the largest certified Dark Sky Reserve in the world and is seeking an accreditation that recognizes areas with an exceptional quality of starry nights and a commitment to protecting the nocturnal environment.